cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)

Summary

cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014) is a cabinet of Brazil^[1].

Key Facts

• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014) is in the country of Brazil^[2].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s image is recorded as Posse Ministros Dilma 2011.jpg^[3].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s instance of is recorded as cabinet of Brazil^[4].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s follows is recorded as Government of Lula (2007–2011)^[5].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s followed by is recorded as Government of Dilma Rousseff (2015–2016)^[6].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s part of is recorded as government of Dilma Rousseff^[7].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s part of is recorded as Cabinet of Dilma Rousseff^[8].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s Commons category is recorded as Ministers of Dilma Rousseff (1st)^[9].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s has part is recorded as Afonso Florence^[10].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s has part is recorded as Aguinaldo Ribeiro^[11].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s has part is recorded as Aldo Rebelo^[12].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s has part is recorded as Alexandre Padilha^[13].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s has part is recorded as Alexandre Tombini^[14].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s has part is recorded as Alfredo Nascimento^[15].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s has part is recorded as Aloizio Mercadante^[16].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s has part is recorded as Ana Cristina Wanzeler^[17].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s has part is recorded as Ana de Hollanda^[18].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s has part is recorded as Antônio Andrade^[19].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s has part is recorded as Antonio Henrique Pinheiro Silveira^[20].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s has part is recorded as Antonio Palocci^[21].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s has part is recorded as Antonio Patriota^[22].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s has part is recorded as Arthur Chioro^[23].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s has part is recorded as Brizola Neto^[24].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s has part is recorded as Carlos Lupi^[25].
• cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s has part is recorded as Celso Amorim^[26].

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Identity

Part of include government of Dilma Rousseff^[7], a presidential term^[27], in Brazil^[28] and Cabinet of Dilma Rousseff^[8], a cabinet of Brazil^[29], in Brazil^[30], founded in 2011^[31]. cabinet of ministers of Dilma Rousseff (first administration, 2011 - 2014)'s follows is recorded as Government of Lula (2007–2011)^[5]. Its followed by is recorded as Government of Dilma Rousseff (2015–2016)^[6].